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August 14, 2022, 06:44 PM
Cybersecurity 101 featuring BrandNewTube and boomer administrators.
1) Remove rewrite rules for the admin panel. After all, only staff know how to access this area.
2) Remove FFMPEG-injectable elements from the admin panel. AJAX requests have become self aware and stop working when UI elements are gone.
3) Run a prehistoric version of the already vulnerable CMS (and nulled). Dragging and dropping newer update files is too hard. What’s the worse that can happen, anyway?
4) Use an AV that scans every set interval. Threat actors are slow and won’t have enough time to do any damage!
LOL! This is fucking great. Love ya @thrax
(August 14, 2022, 06:26 PM)thekilob Wrote:
Thanks
breached . to / Thread-BrandNewTube-Aug-2022
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The British Library is making available 40,000 maps dating between 1500 and 1824, which will be freely available online for the first time. They are part of the Topographical Collection of King George III (K. Top), and included maps, atlases, architectural drawings, cartoons and watercolours.
The first batch of 18,000 images are now available for anyone to view online via the British Library’s digital Flickr Commons collection.
https://www.medievalists.net/2020/11/40000-early-modern-maps/